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09/10/20 - Cardiff Council Update: 9th October
Welcome to the last update of the week from Cardiff Council, covering: Cardiff cases and tests; schools affected by COVID-19; green garden waste collections suspended over the winter months to help the council deal with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic...
An ambitious new plan designed to drive Cardiff towards becoming a carbon neutral city by 2030 has been unveiled by Cardiff Council.
09/10/20 - COVID-19: School music service can restart
Music tuition in schools is set to recommence this month following its temporary withdrawal due to COVID-19.
08/10/20 - Improvements in Cardiff’s air quality
Cardiff is celebrating Clean Air Day today with news, based on provisional results, that there has been a significant decrease in Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) levels across the city.
A group of individuals from Cardiff's mental health day service have produced an animation that reflects their lived experiences of mental health conditions.
Collections for garden-waste across Cardiff are to be suspended for four months in order to help the Council deal with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and to ensure general waste, recycling and food waste collections can continue to take place.
06/10/20 - Cardiff Council Update: 6th October
Here is the latest update from Cardiff Council, covering: Cardiff cases and tests, last seven days data; the latest schools affected by COVID-19; a Cardiff-based actor is championing his new role as a domiciliary care worker; Council homes boost...
06/10/20 - Council homes boost for west of the city
Construction of 16 new homes to boost the city’s supply of affordable housing is about to get underway.
06/10/20 - “The most worthwhile journey”
A Cardiff-based actor, more used to treading the boards and the TV lights than a career in social care, is championing his new role as a domiciliary care worker.
Cardiff Council is set to be one of the first local authorities in the UK to purchase an electric tractor, following a successful trial at Forest Farm Nature Reserve.
04/10/20 - The news you might have missed from Cardiff Council over the last seven days (5th October)
The news you might have missed from Cardiff Council over the last seven days (5th October)
02/10/20 - Cardiff Council Update: 2nd October
Welcome to the last update of the week from Cardiff Council, covering: Cardiff cases and tests; schools affected by COVID-19; bikes distributed as part of Cardiff's Schools Bike Fleet scheme; Dementia Friendly Cardiff website launched; a call-out to...
A scheme to encourage children and young people to take up cycling and promote Active Travel, will see 660 bikes delivered to schools across the city by the end of the month.
Bus operators in Cardiff are being invited to bid for funding to retrofit older buses within their fleets with approved technology designed to reduce harmful emissions and to reduce air pollution in the city.
A new website to provide information and advice for people with dementia and their families in Cardiff has been launched today.
30/09/20 - Music board warns of ‘serious consequences’ of Covid-19 for future of live music in Cardiff
Cardiff Music Board has issued a warning of ‘serious consequences’ for the future of live music in Cardiff if additional funds are not made available by central Government.
